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GitLab RCE: Why Self-Managed Instance Operators Must Act Now
October 22, 2026 · OceanicHost

GitLab RCE: Why Self-Managed Instance Operators Must Act Now

A critical GitLab flaw affecting versions back to 2014 allows unauthenticated attackers to execute arbitrary code. Self-hosted operators must understand the patch timeline and exposure window.

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Certificate Authority Compromise: What Infrastructure Teams Need to Know
October 21, 2026 · OceanicHost

Certificate Authority Compromise: What Infrastructure Teams Need to Know

When intermediate CA private keys leak, attackers can forge certificates for any domain. We examine the eMudhra incident and what it means for your infrastructure.

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Plex2Shell: How Media Server Flaws Become Botnet Entry Points
October 20, 2026 · OceanicHost

Plex2Shell: How Media Server Flaws Become Botnet Entry Points

A coordinated vulnerability chain in Plex Media Server is being actively exploited to install miners and proxy backdoors. Understanding the attack pattern helps secure your own infrastructure.

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Domain Seizure and Piracy Enforcement: Legal Reality vs. Technical Complexity
October 19, 2026 · OceanicHost

Domain Seizure and Piracy Enforcement: Legal Reality vs. Technical Complexity

A U.S. court's refusal to transfer a pirate site's domains exposes the technical and legal boundaries of copyright enforcement—and the complications of shared infrastructure.

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Supply Chain Attacks via npm: How Malicious Packages Target Developers
October 18, 2026 · OceanicHost

Supply Chain Attacks via npm: How Malicious Packages Target Developers

A recent npm package concealed shellcode in native Windows addons. We examine how supply chain attacks work and what developers should monitor.

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Ancient Bugs and Modern Kernels: Why 37-Year-Old Flaws Still Matter
October 17, 2026 · OceanicHost

Ancient Bugs and Modern Kernels: Why 37-Year-Old Flaws Still Matter

When a researcher chains a 37-year-old integer overflow with modern kernel flaws to achieve root on OpenBSD 7.9, it's a reminder that legacy code and current vulnerabilities create real risk.

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